Very Active Hurricane Season Comes To A Close
As forecasters predicted, this year was a very active hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean.
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As forecasters predicted, this year was a very active hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean.
With December right around the corner, the snow cannot be far behind.
Winter's on its way, and we're already wondering how much snow that means! Think you know how much we'll get? Put your guess to the test in the 2010-2011 WBZ Snowfall Contest!
A strong upper level disturbance is moving through New England today bringing a reinforcing shot of colder air behind it. The day starts out cold with sunshine and eventually manages to climb to 40-45 degrees before the clouds move in during the second half of the day.
Under the American Recovery and Rreinvestment Stimulus Program, Massachusetts was given $122 million to assist the state's weatherization of more than 16,000 low-moderate income homes.
Just like yesterday, warmer air aloft will allow a rapid warm up into the midday with temperatures quickly climbing into the 50's this afternoon with Sunny to Partly Sunny skies.
With the warmer air aloft and temps now warming at the surface, after a frosty start, I expect temps to quickly warm into the 50's and then into the 60's inland today. Normal high is 53.
This is a storm which may catch some by surprise. It is going to come with strong winds at the coast, battering waves at the beaches, rain and wet snow for the Monday morning commute...It's effects will be slow to leave.
Upper Level winds are steering clouds and moisture from the tropics right up the Eastern searboard into New England today. A cloudy cool overcast kind of day can be expected with temps remaining in the 40's with cool NNE winds which are helping to push away any sort of warmth left over from yesterday.
What time of day is the wind usually the lightest?
Tonight is Halloween, and the streets will be covered with little ghosts and gobblins looking for candy. So what kind of weather can we expect for this spooky evening?
Get ready, because lots and lots of snow and very cold temperatures are predicted for this winter.
A chilly cool and cloudy day across much of the region.
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